EKOLOGIA DLA ZDROWIA 2026 (Efektywność energetyczna dla szpitali)
WFOŚiGW Poznań · National call
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Summary
Not an R&D call a Polish company can use, by Scindu's rule.
Supports energy efficiency improvements for hospitals through WFOŚiGW Poznań; eligible hospital ownership types and funding conditions are unspecified.
- Who can apply
- Unclear from the source: other.
- Amount
- Budget not stated
- Deadline
- 30 Oct 2026in 6 days
- Status
- Openopened 2 Feb 2026
Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source.
Description
The description is on the provider's page.
Who can apply, in detail
- Applicant types
- Other
- Purpose
- Energy, environment, infrastructure
- R&D relevance
- 0 of 3
- Poland eligible
- Yes
- Country limit
- Poland, Greater Poland Voivodeship
- Region
- wielkopolskie
- Consortium
- Unclear
- Readiness level (TRL)
- —
- Topics
- Hospital energy efficiency
- Healthcare facilities
Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026
Conditions
Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.
- Applicant type
- Healthcare entities within the meaning of Article 4 of the Medical Activity Act may apply for projects in Greater Poland.
- Application restriction
- Complete the application in the Fund’s WNIOSKI generator, then sign and submit it with attachments to the Fund’s ePUAP inbox or ADE. Submission through the generator alone is not filing.
- Application restriction
- Applications accepted 2 Feb through 30 Oct 2026 or until the intake allocation is exhausted; the page does not state an allocation amount.
- Eligible geography
- Projects must be implemented in the Greater Poland Voivodeship.
- Other condition
- Heat-pump minimum energy classes vary by use: A+ for space heating, and A for domestic hot-water production.
- Other condition
- A funded project must not be completed before application, must be fully delivered and must achieve its environmental effect. Fund award depends on current financial capacity.
- Other condition
- Applicant must hold property title (ownership, perpetual usufruct or another legal title lasting from 1 Jan 2026 through project durability); at least 50% of usable area must be used for the healthcare entity’s statutory activity.
- Other condition
- If the screening and aid basis place support under public aid, the linked application-stage PP-3 requires the general part plus only the part for the selected aid type; it differentiates general de minimis, agriculture/fisheries de minimis, SGEI/UOIG, regional investment, environmental and other aid, with different information forms. It also requires three years of financial statements for a loan, subject to the stated JST RIO opinion alternative. The agreement-stage ZIP contains an additional PP-4 no-change declaration. These instruments are conditional, not universal requirements for every healthcare entity/project.
- Other condition
- The linked final-beneficiary XFA form requires four case-specific answers: whether the beneficiary carries on EU-law economic activity by offering goods/services on a market; whether the planned project relates to that activity; whether it faces or could face competition; and whether funding could affect trade between EU Member States. A NIE answer needs detailed justification (maximum 600 characters including spaces, or an attachment). This screens aid status; no healthcare applicant/project is presumed to meet or fail the tests.
- Other condition
- The linked Fund 2026 information states that healthcare providers exclusively providing free care to patients covered by universal health insurance, fully funded from social-insurance contributions or other state resources (e.g. NFZ contract/direct state budget), are not undertakings under EU law. Mixed activity is assessed specifically to the economic activity; a no-aid conclusion requires support-specific justification and, where applicable, separation of non-economic activity, its costs and financing. This is not a blanket healthcare exemption and does not decide any applicant/project status.
- Other condition
- For each late-payment day beyond the 30-day or 40-day threshold, remission percentage is reduced by 50 basis points; a stated exception excludes certain late interest where delayed interest paid is no greater than 10% of interest due.
- Other condition
- Remission requires timely completion, achieved ecological effect, final loan settlement and timely principal/interest payments. Aggregate delay may not exceed 30 days for repayment terms up to 6 years or 40 days for longer terms. Remission proceeds must be spent on further environmental/water-management projects. Loans shorter than project durability and loans for projects financed from non-repayable public resources are ineligible for remission.
- Other condition
- Application annexes require an energy audit under the named laws where the project scope requires it, plus a cost estimate or contractor offer, or a functional/utility programme for design-and-build projects.
- Technical requirement, maximumsolar collector conformity certification or Solar Keymark award age
- 5 years before application
Applies only to solar collectors covered by that technical section.
- Technical requirement, maximumheat-recovery ventilation system electrical input coefficient
- 0.5 Wh/m³
System also requires automatic control adjusted to current needs.
- Technical requirement, minimumheat-recovery ventilation unit
- 85 percent temperature efficiency
Minimum achieved in at least one measurement range under the stated PN-EN 308 standard.
Amounts and costs
- Eligible cost
- Eligible supplies, works and services necessary for ecological effect include PV with storage, other renewables, storage for existing renewables, efficient lighting and controls, non-fossil heat sources, owned heat connections, thermomodernization consistent with an energy audit, conditional heating/DHW upgrades, heat-recovery ventilation, thermal energy management/automation, and climate resilience/accessibility work.
- Eligible cost limitclimate-resilience and accessibility components within one project
- 10 percent of eligible project costs
Sub-cap only for those components; not the total loan financing intensity.
- Funding intensity, maximum
- 100 percent of eligible project costs
Loan financing up to 100% of eligible costs; project-finance SPVs must provide at least 15% own contribution.
- Ineligible cost
- Excluded costs include application/document preparation, project coordination, finance/accounting administration, payroll-related public obligations, investor supervision, implementation/acceptance documentation, decision fees, consultations and promotion. VAT is eligible only where it cannot legally be recovered.
- Grace period, maximumcapital repayment grace
- 12 months after project completion
Maximum one year from the project end defined in the contract; interest starts on disbursement.
- Loan interest, fixed ratefixed-rate loan option
- 3 percent per annum of unpaid principal
An alternative variable reference-rate option is available at applicant request, with minimum 3% p.a. plus a margin set by creditworthiness and security.
- Loan interest, minimumvariable reference-rate option only
- 3 percent per annum
At applicant request; reference rate plus a margin assessed from creditworthiness and security. This is not the fixed rate.
- Loan partial remission, maximum amountaggregate remission for one project
- PLN 2,000,000
Absolute cap; the 45% ceiling also applies, and public-aid ceilings may further constrain the amount.
- Loan partial remission, maximum shareone project loan
- 45 percent of amount disbursed
Partial remission on beneficiary request, subject to delivery, ecological effect, final settlement, repayment and reinvestment conditions; separate PLN 2m absolute project cap.
- Loan term, maximummaximum total agreement period including repayment grace
- 180 months from agreement signing
The call regulation and incorporated Board rules both limit the total period to 15 years.
- Loan term, minimumminimum loan agreement duration from signing
- 36 months from agreement signing
Minimum loan agreement duration under §7(2)(6); expressed as 3 years = 36 months. Distinct from the maximum term and capital repayment grace period.
- Own contribution, minimumprojects implemented through a special-purpose company under project finance
- 15 percent of eligible project costs
Modality-specific minimum; not an across-the-board beneficiary share.
Personnel and services
Project-specific energy audit service for thermomodernization or another scope requiring an audit; this is not an advertised vacancy or hiring entitlement.
Other role · Required service
Needed only when the project scope makes an audit necessary. No headcount, duration, employment or fee is specified. Cost eligibility for preparing the audit is not explicit; document-preparation costs are excluded.
Source documents
- Agreement ZIP member: załacznik PP-3_Pomoc publiczna_v2026-1.docx
- EKOLOGIA DLA ZDROWIA 2026 required application attachments
- Application ZIP member: załacznik PP-3_Pomoc publiczna_v2026-1.docx
- Poznań Board rules baseline, 2019
- Poznań Board rules effective July 2022, manually transcribed cited excerpt
- Final-beneficiary information PDF; questions extracted from embedded XFA template
- WFOŚiGW Poznań EKOLOGIA DLA ZDROWIA 2026 programme page
- EKOLOGIA DLA ZDROWIA 2026 loan-call regulation
- EKOLOGIA DLA ZDROWIA 2026 technical requirements
Call facts
- Opens
- 2 Feb 2026
- Provider
- WFOŚiGW Poznań
- Source
- wfosgw.poznan.pl
- Checked
- 24 Oct 2026
- Review status
- Partial review
- Independent QA
- On hold
- Reviewed
- 23 Oct 2026
This is a summary of the source page, not the official text. Eligibility, conditions and the submission system are at the source.